Eswatini Daily News - 2024-04-17

• UNESWA braces for major leadership exodus amidst financial struggles
• Eswatini to alleviate hunger by 2025
• Micro Project to fund E1.3 million for market constructi­on facilitate­d by DPM
• Extraditio­n granted for SA man who allegedly murdered his two grannies
• Urgent call for health services in schools after tragic incidents
• 14 companies awarded data protection certificat­es
• Govt commits to advancing agricultur­e and food security
• Volkswagen to invest $210 mln in South African plant
• Tanzania, Rwanda, Zimbabwe join African recall of J&J cough syrup
• Oil slips on easing Middle East supply concerns
• Baidu says AI chatbot ‘Ernie Bot’ has attracted 200 million users
• Judge dismisses some claims againstnd Zuckerberg over social media harm
• Microsoft-backed Rubrik set to launch a $713 million IPO amidst market rebound
• Kenya doctor strike: The public caught between the medics and the government
• Gangster jailed for 120 years for murderous crime spree
• Man fakes death to avoid paying child maintenanc­e
• Iran closed nuclear facilities in wake of Israel attack
• MTN Bushfire unveils Firefly Top 10 finalists
• Rise FM’s Kedebone, Tjovitjo to host Makoti Festival
• Judy Jay to ignite IF’s Lounge’s All-White Party
• Zee Nxumalo to share stage with DaBaby
• Top 21 Rising Star Talent Search contestant­s revealed
• Trend Twins booked for Mpumalanga show
• Bathu sneaker brand founder opens a warehouse
• Presenter accused of tasing, choking woman granted R5,000 bail
• Black Coffee, Kabza De Small team up for epic back-toback Konka performanc­e
• 12 health benefits and uses of Sage
• Can air pollution cause headaches?
• Sundowns’ cracks are starting to show
• ‘We are concerned,’ says Chiefs’ Siyethemba Sithebe
• It’s swim or drown for Wanderers
• We’re reviving the club - Milton
• Three Eswatini boxers in Mandela Cup grand opening
• Sihlangu coaches’ contracts headaches to be resolved in two weeks time

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